Garden shower with warm water or without

yes well but the boiler is on all the time, right?

From a system perspective, that would be inherently unfavorable since the shower is used only very sporadically. Smarter would be a flow-through principle, which in my opinion also exists using a gas cylinder for outdoor use, in case no (sufficient) power connection is available.

No one would get me under a garden shower in cold weather, so it is only used in summer. And for that, the watering can hanging in the sun or similar eco systems are enough. Regards Nida

That would be fundamentally disadvantageous from a system perspective, since the shower is used only very sporadically. A continuous flow principle would be smarter, which in my opinion is also available using a gas bottle for outdoor use, in case no (sufficient) power connection is available.

tell me

Gas bottle hanging on the shower? well ... I don't really want gas hanging there...

tell

Gas cylinder hanging on the shower? well ... I really don’t want gas hanging there...

You’re not supposed to hang the cylinder on the shower supply line, otherwise it will get warm, but the lady will urgently need to go to the hairdresser afterwards.

There are gas-powered instant water heaters. Just google it.

Run a cold water line to the outdoor shower and install a tankless water heater. This is simple, effective, and inexpensive to build and also easy to winterize. How often "one" uses an outdoor shower is a funny question. Who is this "one"? In conjunction with an outdoor sauna, the shower is likely used with every sauna session. In conjunction only with a whirlpool, less often. A matter of preference.

You’re not supposed to hang the bottle on the supply line of the shower, otherwise it will get warm, but madam will urgently need to go to the hairdresser afterwards

There are gas-powered instantaneous water heaters. Just google it.

cool thanks

there’s all sorts of things....